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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
7
Caponizing is presented as a profitable solution for surplus poultry. The piece contrasts spring broiler profits with lower prices later, urging readers to learn caponizing even as small producers. It also promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound for hair darkening, claiming natural, even results and youth-enhancing effects.
Caponizing castrates male chickens reducing fighting instinct and crowing. Capons grow steadily after initial months and yield higher quality meat with premium price, especially in eastern markets. Amateur-friendly procedure, requiring proper tools, with mid-summer caponizing for spring-hatched cockerels to reach best market prices. A ten month finish for large capons.
Brown County farmers near Sleepy Eye are compelled to market hoarded wheat and remit $990.10 to the Red Cross. Aberdeen woman converts basement into surgical dressings station for Red Cross work. A cub bear is offered for Red Cross funds in Great Falls. Red Wing women raise nearly $1,000 via tea events. France relief advances include 100,000 francs added to a 600,000-franc Belgian village project. Private A. C. McLeod, wounded in France, credits a Red Cross nurse for life-saving care amid hospital bombing. Nurses and staff exhibited remarkable courage. one nurse lost an eye and another a foot. Red Cross store opens in Lewistown with a sale of White House fleece bundles.
The Lundstrom family expresses gratitude to friends for support during the death of Ernest and thanks donors of floral offerings.
Readers urged to start mornings with hot water and limestone phosphate to “flush” the stomach and bowels. Proponents claim it cleanses kidneys and liver, prevents toxins, and improves overall well being, with a note on coating the stomach.
Notice of foreclosure of a mortgage on 1600 acres in Williams County North Dakota due to default on interest and taxes filed by assignees for Western Mortgage Loan Company. Sale set for August 1918 at the Williston court house with description including South Half of Southwest Quarter and other parcels in Township 156 Range 102 West, per government survey.
Notice to Carrie from Williston North Dakota dated June 24 that Jacob Peter estate land claim 621282 at section 13 town 132 N range 10 W will proceed. Witnesses Gunder Aumodt EF Roe Alexander North Dakota GW Hanson Pat Lernhardy Williston North Dakota W E Byerly Register.
Multiple mortgage foreclosure ads from Williston North Dakota list loans from Wells and Dickey Company Farmors Trust Company and others. They announce sales dates, property descriptions including sections and townships, and amounts due plus costs.
An advertised drugstore remedy named freezone from Cincinnati chemists claims to instantly relieve corn or callus pain. A few drops on tender spots allegedly loosens the affected area so it can be removed with fingers, with no pain before or after use. Hard and soft corns and toe calluses are said to shrivel and fall away.
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